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Crossword clues for Vegetables. 4 letters

Answer	Clue
BEES	And murmuring of innumerable ___.” nyt 1956 BEES Companions of the birds. nyt 1956 BEES Companions of the flowers. nyt 1956 BEES Neighborly gatherings. nyt 1956 BEES Queen and drones. nyt 1956 BEET Chard. nyt 1956 BEET Vegetable. nyt 1956 BEETLE Cockchafer. nyt 1956 BEETLE Heavy mallet. nyt 1956 BEETLEBAILEY Comic-strip soldier. nyt 1956 BEETROOTS A source of sugar. nyt 1956 BEETS Vegetable. nyt 1956 BEFOG Muddle. nyt 1956 BEG Implore. nyt 1956 BEG Relative of borrow” and "steal.”
KEEL	Vegetable spun in an internet-famous animation
PEAS	Vegetables in matar curry
KALE	Green vegetable
KALE	Leafy vegetable related to collard greens
OKRA	Slimy pod vegetable
BEET	Biennial vegetable
LEEK	Vegetable in a classic vichyssoise
KALE	Cruciferous vegetable
OKRA	Cajun cook's vegetable
OKRA	Vegetable found in many Southern recipes
OLEO	Vegetable-oil derivative
BEET	Vegetable that might get pickled
KELP	Vegetation in underwater forests
LEEK	Soup vegetable
LOAF	Vegetate
PEAT	Vegetable fuel
MOSS	Common tundra vegetation
OKRA	Vegetable used in creole cooking
RABE	Broccoli ___ (leafy vegetable)
PODS	Vegetable containers
OKRA	Vegetable in Cajun cooking
BEET	Red vegetable
BEET	Borscht vegetable
BEET	Vegetable
KELP	Undersea vegetation
NOUN	Animal, vegetable, or mineral
OKRA	Cajun vegetable
OKRA	Vegetable served in bamia
KALE	Leafy green vegetable
BEET	V8 vegetable
HJSH	Seasonal vegetables, maybe
LEEK	Vegetable sometimes used in colcannon
TARO	Vegetable whose name comes from Maori
INXS	Australian New Wave band originally named The Vegetables
KAEL	Late critic whose name is both a homophone and anagram of a vegetable
MOSS	Primitive vegetation
OKRA	Gumbo vegetable
PREP	Chop up the vegetables before cooking them, e.g.
BEET	Pickled vegetable
OKRA	Pod vegetable
BEET	Sugar-yielding vegetable
LEEK	Vegetable that is one of the national symbols of Wales
OKRA	Vegetable in a pod
LEEK	Vegetable that is emblematic of Wales
RAAB	Vegetable related to broccoli (var.)
INXS	Rock band whose original name was The Vegetables
PEAS	Vegetable that Brits like to serve "mushy"
OKRA	Creole vegetable
LEEK	Vegetable related to the onion